Latest from #Asakhe, Newsletter, We the future

  • UN allays ARV shortage fears
    9th July 2019
  • GMAZ announces new recommended retail price
    8th July 2019
  • Digitisation project 37% complete: Government
    8th July 2019
  • Tshinga Dube faces eviction
    4th July 2019
  • Rights organisations empower Byo youths
    4th July 2019
  • MDC frets over Silaigwana appointment
    4th July 2019
  • Silaigwana lands top Zec post
    3rd July 2019
  • Zimbabwe at a crossroads: US Ambassador
    3rd July 2019
  • Council postpones Operation Hlanzeka to give traders more time to relocate
    3rd November 2026
  • Joshua Nkomo, ZAPU, and East Germany: The  history of cold war support
    30th October 2026
  • The Chris Hani Memorandum
    30th October 2026
  • Whose international? African agency and the politics of remembering ZPRA
    30th October 2026
  • Econet steps up campaign for mass AI adoption
    27th October 2026
  • Know Matabeleland: The Kalanga civilisation in Zimbabwe
    20th October 2026
  • Equipping teachers to respond to language diversity in Africa’s classrooms
    15th October 2026
  • Matobo community prepares to celebrate cultural heritage at inaugural festival
    13th October 2026
  • Bulawayo residents’ leader Victor Nhliziyo dies
    13th October 2026
  • Zimbabwe ranks 50th for visitor entry, 132nd for passport mobility
    12th October 2026
  • South Africa’s Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize
    9th October 2026
  • Opinion: When patronage becomes cultural policy. What Mobutu’s Zaire can teach Zimbabwe
    8th October 2026
  • It’s the economy, stupid! 
    7th October 2026
  • Opinion: From ZINWA to Geo Pomona: Why Bulawayo’s residents may once again stand alone
    7th October 2026
  • Hailstorm rips roofs off Masvingo homes, damages vehicles
    6th October 2026
  • Southern Africa’s media at crossroads as funding crisis, repression deepen
    5th October 2026
  • Econet InfraCo reports solid maiden half-year results after VFEX listing
    5th October 2026
  • Cassava supercomputer ranked 36th on TOP500 list of world’s most powerful computing systems
    4th October 2026